The greatest boxer Of all Time! #Truth

You've given names and no valid reasons, someone who never fought a pro bout isn't the best ever.

 

Listen son I have been following the sport for over 30 years. Being a great am means **** . . . there have been dozens of great ams who couldnt do **** once they got their head gear off. Like I said I like Rigo but when you start talking this utter trash you are gonna get a backlash. I was only trying to give it to straight kid and be thankful that it was me and not others on here that would give you a major ***** slap.

right now I see Rigo as a top 5 p4p fighter and you are lucky if people feel that he is top 10.

As for Loma , I like him as well but it will take a few more fights to be considered P4P for me as for ATG status for both guys in the AMs maybe but with the big boys, they need a lot more meat on their resume

 

Amateurs and pros are two different things. It's difficult to compare top pro boxers with top amateur boxers who never turned pro. If pro boxing was based on the tournament style like the amateur boxing with Cubans and Soviets competing, I'm sure that the professional boxing history would look different. Ali is one of the greatest pro boxers and Stevenson is one of the greatest amateur boxers and let's leave it at that.

 

LOL, who said I never set foot in the ring . . . fool. So you are saying there is zero difference between ams and pros? be careful how you answer that question because it will only show how naive you are son.

 

lol, if you say so kid!

let me ask you a question, if you know everything. How do you explain Bhop? a fighter who many think is one of the best ever at MW and the best of this generation but with his style would lose to probably the average amateur today?

You also do not think that the point system in the Ams would not favour a fighter like Breland over a Duran?

Speaking of Duran, how would Rigo do against an elite pressure fighter like the hands of stone? Rigo has been down a few times against far weaker foes and on bambie legs a more often than one cares to count.

My next door neighbour growing up was the MW champ of Canada, I use to spar with his son who won a bronze medal at the Olympics. My dad knew all the great boxers from the area and they use to hang out at my house. I knew Trevor Berbick before he was champ and know his sons to this day. I remember seeing all the fighters you talked about live when I was a kid. Of all the boxer I knew over the years you are the only one EVER that has said that there is no difference between the ams and the pros


For someone who confesses to know everything YDKSAB:deal

 

Lol at this.....by that logic, sadahara oh is the greatest baseball player ever, even though he didn't play at the highest level, MLB. He is the greatest japanese player and that is where it ends. A guy who dominates the league playing for the bristol rovers isn't the best unless he does it at the highest level, the top flight. The greatest CFL player isn't the greatest football player because he didn't do it at the top level, the NFL. A lifelong minor league baseball player who smashes all the minors records isn't in the conversation for greatest baseball player because he didn't acheive the pinnacle of the sport, MLB. A multiple time regional bodybuilding champ isn't the best unless he wins the Olympia. A multiple time pan am games gold medalist can never be considered the best until he wins at the Olympics. And so on and so on and so on. Ams and pros are two different worlds...minor and major leagues are far apart. I'm sure it holds true in boxing as well.

 

hey dont rain on this kids parade!

 

Well bhops style is not made for the amateurs, he is not active enough and relies on old school tactics to gain control of a fight over 12 rounds. he would be lucky to get a medal today at the Olympics.

I also see you avoided the questions regarding Rigo son.